Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-19
prevent demonstrations of auv kind

to prevent demonstrations of any kind.
Churches are so few and scattered tb,,
stranger would be led to think verv fa,r
people attended religious services. Ins..5
have been informed that the churche. are
not attended by large class of people. On
Sunday many of the stores, the saloons
and the theatres are in full blast Some
parts OF the city, business goes on the same
as the SIX days in the week set apart for
iaoor- Base ball games are advertised to
De played in certain parks. Ii is not a citv
"here The inhabitants rest that they may
DC able TO enter a new week with we'd
energy With large class it is day OF
debauehery- To observe the crowded streets
one notices the absence of women. The
majority Of The people on the street at all
hours are young men. This city is said to
be ahead Of New York in its number OF
boarding places for young and unmarried
men,
The city is about fifty years of age The
growth has been rapid, but it is not the
growth Of 4 mushroom, il is substantial
Many institutions Of learning are scattered
about throughout the city limits and in the
suburbs, out the one best known TO the
writer is the Union College Of Law, sltuat-
ed on Dearborn street. 1t is the Law De-
partment OF the North Western University =
The University proper is located in a su-
berb Of the city. Fhe Dean OF the School
Is Judge Henry Booth, Professors Hurd,
Ewell, Judge Farwell, Leonard Lueot and
DR.. Davis are the tutors Of the school. Pro-
fessors Hurd aud Exeli are both we'll known
men about Chicago. Hurd having revised
TIE statutes OF Illinois several times, and
Eweu is author of book called the Es-
sentials OF Law. DR.. Davis is well known
all over the United States, and acted as
Chairman OF the medical Association dur
ing its meeting in Washington d. c., dur
ing the summer Dr. Davis lectures on
Medica jurisprudence He Is dignited
gentleman aged about 30 years. He never
smiles during mis- lectures but makes lots of
allowance for the youths gathered about
him aud takes no notIce OF any frivoIoU.
cOud duct on the part OF any member OF the
class He is strictly temperate but does
not make himself obnoxious by trying TO
make everyone else 10 be So lie neither
smokes nor chews tobacco, aud condemns
the habit as useless and deb taung. He
bears quite a resemblance O. Dr. David
Wilson Of Airy View ACADEMY, IN several
ways, makes few gestures when sPesking'
anu is aware OF oyery thing that tzEes place
about him. The writer remembers several
o ccasious when reciting Virgin to DR.. VIII
son, that the DR.. would be called from the
room and would be away for some time,
and when no came back he would start to
read at the very place where be had left oil.
Th2 tines on DR.. Davis face are deeper than
those on the face OF DR.. Wilson of Port
Royal
?. K. Bliss Of the Moody and Sanky com
bsuation Is preaching for tie Young Mems
Christian Association in this city. He Is
quite reyivaiist and breaches sermons OF
a practical nature. The theory ne allows
Tor others to preach. He never could con
trO. the class Of people he works on with
theoretical sermons They want some
thiag they can understand. Ia personal
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bald headed and wears dark chin wLlskers,
after The style that G-ueIai Grant wore his.
The Chicago papers speak Is-y highly oI
Fr-u GTals - u candidate G5r tLs o-acs OI
Secretary OF New YoIk state, lot because
he Is a son Of MS father, out because lie IL
married 10 . Chicsgo woman and Is thereby
connected y ia EUEoer Of The !ead.Lg
families Of Chicago 1t Is wonderful What
home pride vail accomplish sometimes.
Tbs newspapers OF this city want young
Grant 10 have a lar show aud they profess
10 believe she viii get taere.7 They also
IlaiSe The claim that AIRS Grant, II allowed
to sUi ing around the circle OF New YORK, IN
company win her husband would Oe able
10 make Tue election without = doubt.
Few JGuiAta county people stop in Chic
ago on Jne.r way TO anu from the west, and
FEWER yet reside aud do business within the
city. Ins only person from Jua.ai4 com
Il the writer mas seen in the three weeks
lie las been here Is ". J. Marks former
ly u your toNa, bat now holding rusPoa-
slbIe position ia tne wholesale house oi Z.
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"a traveller IA tae northwest Tor that Hru.
lie reports seeing l. >. Doty in Minueap-
oils quite ir,queutiy and says Sus. Is get
ting ai0ug Splendid being engaged IN the
real estate business.
Andrew Parker, son of L. d. Parker,
deceased, nov OF Washington was IL the
ci.y a few weeks ago.
A number Of others from Juuiata are II
Chicago, Out have uyt Lad Tie pleasure OF
seeing Them.
Il /, Iike Cleveland possessed the New
York Sun mans Ency c!opedIa, / wou.d iIr-
nish you wIlh statistical reports OF Chica-
go, It's industrial interests aud al Oth,T
matters that might particularly interest you,
but since don't possess the requisite En-
cyc.Op,GIa, viii not tire you with q further
report of sAai, that comes under my obser-
Walton.
MMBEKFoECE.
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